While scuba diving there is a lot of equipment is required. The basics equipment like masks which has six features to make sure before buying any mask which are first to make sure it’s a tempered glass lens plate. Second comfortable skirt with close fit against your face and good seal. Third, nose or finger pockets. Forth low profile the lower the profile the less air you need to equalize. Fifth adjustable strap that can be locked in place. And last wide field of vision.
Snorkels must not be very long, must be designed with smooth, rounded bends and have a large bore. Fins at first they must be very comfortable, as if you got a cramp underwater it’s easily wore off but it can always come again and ruin your whole dive. There are 2 types the Adjustable Heel Fins which requires a boot and to put it in the pocket and the Full Foot should fit comfortably.
Then the BCD (buoyancy control device) which is an expandable bladder that you inflate or deflate to regulate your buoyancy, it requires adjustment for a proper fit not too tight or not too loose. The tanks and the valves usually you take them from the diving center you are diving with.
The regulator makes it possible to use the air in your tank. It reduces the scuba tank’s high pressure air to match the surrounding water pressure and it delivers air only when you inhale. The regulator is divided into four parts the first stage which connect it with the tank, the second stage which is the part you put in your mouth to inhale, an alternate air source a second one if someone ran out of air so you have an extra source for him and the pressure gauge which reads how much air you have in the tank and your depth underwater.
Snorkels must not be very long, must be designed with smooth, rounded bends and have a large bore. Fins at first they must be very comfortable, as if you got a cramp underwater it’s easily wore off but it can always come again and ruin your whole dive. There are 2 types the Adjustable Heel Fins which requires a boot and to put it in the pocket and the Full Foot should fit comfortably.
Then the BCD (buoyancy control device) which is an expandable bladder that you inflate or deflate to regulate your buoyancy, it requires adjustment for a proper fit not too tight or not too loose. The tanks and the valves usually you take them from the diving center you are diving with.
The regulator makes it possible to use the air in your tank. It reduces the scuba tank’s high pressure air to match the surrounding water pressure and it delivers air only when you inhale. The regulator is divided into four parts the first stage which connect it with the tank, the second stage which is the part you put in your mouth to inhale, an alternate air source a second one if someone ran out of air so you have an extra source for him and the pressure gauge which reads how much air you have in the tank and your depth underwater.
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